Danish inventor Peter Madsen admits to killing of journalist Kim Wall

Agence France-Presse reported that a Danish inventor Peter Madsen, 49, who is on a life sentence in the murder of a Swedish journalist Kim Wall aboard his own made submarine has admitted killing her for the first time in a new documentary. In April 2018, Judge Anette Burkoe and two other jurors had also found him guilty of sexual assault and defilement of Wall’s dead body.

Danish inventor Peter Madsen admits to killing of journalist Kim Wall

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